Top 5 most expensive homes for sale in St. Albert in April 2025
To quote Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz, 'There's no place like home,' and if she lived in a home like these ones, she may have rushed back to Kansas sooner.
In March, CTV News Edmonton looked at some of the more affordable homes for sale in the city.
Only two of the listings from that article are still up, but now we're back to the other side of the scale and headed just over the Anthony Henday Drive to the city of St. Albert.
In March, there were 3,780 new residential listings in the Greater Edmonton Area, which includes surrounding areas like St. Albert, and 2,494 residential unit sales, according to the Realtors Association of Edmonton. Those numbers are up 44.5 per cent and 36.9 per cent, respectively.
Looking at detached homes, there were 1,434 units sold, which is down 1.8 per cent from March 2024. The average price for detached homes went up 1.2 per cent in March to land at $574,872, which is 11.2 per cent higher than the same month in 2024.
'The marked increase in sales and new listings means the busy season has arrived, and with prices on the rise, it's a great time to be on the seller's side,' association board chair Darlene Reid said in the statistics report.
'For buyers, the higher level of inventory available means a better chance of finding your dream home, but with overall inventory still lower than last year, multiple-offer situations are also becoming increasingly common.'
Detached homes were on the market for an average of 30 days in March, a nine-day decrease from February.
With that data in mind, here are the most expensive homes for sale in St. Albert on realtor.ca in April:
5 - $1.12 Jensen Lakes home
Home for sale
A home for sale in the Jensen Lakes neighbourhood in St. Albert. (Realtor.ca)
Starting near the newer waterfront neighbourhood of Jensen Lakes is this 2,648-square-foot home.
The home has a gourmet kitchen, four bedrooms and three bathrooms.
Home for sale
A home for sale in the Jensen Lakes neighbourhood in St. Albert. (Realtor.ca)
Built in 2023, the home is just a stone's throw away from one of the neighbourhood's titular lakes.
The two-storey home has a three-car garage and a large backyard with a covered deck
Home for sale
A home for sale in the Jensen Lakes neighbourhood in St. Albert. (Realtor.ca)
The home is located at 1 Jane Pt. and the listing has been up for 5 days.
4 - $1.25M Lacombe Park home
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A home for sale in the Lacombe Park neighbourhood in St. Albert. (Realtor.ca)
Starting over on the west side of the city is this 2,995-square-foot, two-storey home in Lacombe Park.
Built in 2012, the home boasts five bedrooms, five bathrooms, a 'chef's dream kitchen' and a heated triple garage.
Home for sale
A home for sale in the Lacombe Park neighbourhood in St. Albert. (Realtor.ca)
The home also has heated tile floors and a fully-finished basement with a rec room, roughed-in wet bar and a gym or hobby room.
The lot itself is 11,000 square feet, with a large backyard taking up a decent amount of that space.
Home for sale
A home for sale in the Lacombe Park neighbourhood in St. Albert. (Realtor.ca)
The home is located at 3 Larissa Ct. and the listing has been up for 20 days.
3 - $1.29M Kingswood home
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A home for sale in the Kingswood neighbourhood in St. Albert. (Realtor.ca)
Moving to the other side of the city is this 3,656-square-foot home in the Kingswood neighbourhood.
The two-storey home features a third level loft and has three bedrooms and four bathrooms, though the listing suggests the family room and loft could make for additional bedrooms.
Home for sale
A home for sale in the Kingswood neighbourhood in St. Albert. (Realtor.ca)
The three-car garage is listed as hoist height, having room for a car lift, and the lot has a deck, patio, fountain and mature trees.
Down in the finished basement there is a large rec room and up top the home has a lifetime cement tile roof.
Home for sale
A home for sale in the Kingswood neighbourhood in St. Albert. (Realtor.ca)
The home was built in 2003 and is located at 10 Karlyle Ct. and the listing has been up for 14 days.
2 - $1.49M Erin Ridge bungalow
Home for sale
A home for sale in the Erin Ridge neighbourhood in St. Albert. (Realtor.ca)
Up in Erin Ridge is this newer 2,613-square-foot bungalow built in 2024.
The home has two European-style kitchens with built-in appliances, as well as a breakfast nook and wet bar.
Home for sale
A home for sale in the Erin Ridge neighbourhood in St. Albert. (Realtor.ca)
The fully-finished basement also has a bar, rec room, a gym with equipment and a home theatre.
The home has five bedrooms and bathrooms, has heated floors and a heated three-car garage. The large backyard has a deck and a fire pit.
Home for sale
A home for sale in the Erin Ridge neighbourhood in St. Albert. (Realtor.ca)
The home is located at 20 Easton Cl. and the listing has been up for 15 days.
1 - $1.59M Jensen Lakes home
Home for sale
A home for sale in the Jensen Lakes neighbourhood in St. Albert. (Realtor.ca)
Last, but not least as far as price is concerned, is this 3,346-square-foot, two-storey home.
The home, and the two rooftop decks, look over the lake from the front and both have built-in BBQs.
Home for sale
A home for sale in the Jensen Lakes neighbourhood in St. Albert. (Realtor.ca)
Inside is an 'Okanagan-style' floor plan, with the main living spaces on the second floor, with two-storey ceilings, a 'chef's dream' kitchen, butler's pantry and wine cellar.
The main floor has three bedrooms, with one as a walkout to the backyard.
Home for sale
A home for sale in the Jensen Lakes neighbourhood in St. Albert. (Realtor.ca)
The home is located at 11 Jubilation Dr. and the listing has been up for 201 days.
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